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Cities with the Highest Home Values in Ohio

Ranked by median home value, from the Census Bureau.

1Upper Arlington$595,600 2Dublin$563,500 3Mason$426,200 4Hilliard$385,100 5Westerville$374,500 6Avon Lake$368,300 7Westlake$368,200 8Gahanna$350,900 9Delaware$318,400 10Grove City$310,400 11Shaker Heights$303,200 12Marysville$300,800 13Strongsville$298,300 14North Royalton$292,600 15Green$280,200 16Beavercreek$279,600 17North Ridgeville$270,100 18Lakewood$262,200 19Columbus$252,900 20Brunswick$249,100 21Stow$248,000 22Mentor$247,700 23Reynoldsburg$244,300 24Medina$243,600 25Fairfield$234,500 26Cincinnati$230,900 27Bowling Green$226,100 28Kent$219,900 29North Olmsted$219,800 30Troy$217,400 31Wooster$214,200 32Kettering$208,500 33Lancaster$193,900 34Newark$192,300 35Cleveland Heights$192,100 36Findlay$191,000 37Cuyahoga Falls$183,300 38Huber Heights$177,300 39Fairborn$175,000 40Parma$170,100 41Hamilton$165,200 42Middletown$164,400 43Xenia$162,400 44Elyria$156,100 45Massillon$149,900 46Austintown$144,300 47Lorain$139,200 48Barberton$135,200 49Euclid$126,500 50Akron$122,000 51Mansfield$119,600 52Marion$119,500 53Springfield$116,800 54Toledo$114,500 55Garfield Heights$109,900 56Lima$107,200 57Cleveland$102,000 58Dayton$100,600 59Canton$97,800 60Warren$86,400 61Youngstown$63,300

Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.

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